I want to upload a file with resume capability to Cloudflare (tus enabled API). I cannot upload a file directly from the browser to Cloudflare because the credentials should not be visible. So, I have to use tus-node-server as an express middleware on the back-end.
I do not want to upload the file completely on my own server and after that start uploading the file to Cloudflare. Is there a way to pipe the tus-node-server middleware to Cloudflare upload API?
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I am making a web app that uses a Node.js/Express backend and a React.js Frontend. Right now I have my Node.js code that validities login/registration credentials in a separate folder running on localhost:5000 while my React.js frontend login/registration form code is running on localhost:3000.
My question is would it be easier to put both my frontend and backend code into one file structure so I don't have to send the data from my form to my backend running on another domain so for example both my Node.js and React.js code would be running on localhost:3000 and would just send the form information to the Node.js files that validate the user credentials instead of having to use a fetch method to send my form data to the backend. Is this even possible?
Yes, it is possible, you can use Express to serve your static files (frontend ReactJS) and also your backend routes. Take the following Github repository as an example.
https://github.com/Bikranshu/express-react-boilerplate
That is possible, A monolithic architecture with express and reactjs (https://medium.com/#sesitamakloe/easy-express-react-monolith-chapter-1-a1567c6ff483)
I want to upload a file through multer which is locally, Now i want to set the destination a multer to the upload folder of a website which is hosted on the server like GoDaddy or aws etc
Don't mismatch your concept, localhost mean the ip of your system, so at server end it's a server ip which sense your api calls and handle that request. So multer is use to take your file and download it or copy file on your server, and the file is send from client side.
inshort client send it's file and server get that file process. the library which you are using is multer to handle file.
I have a ftp server in my network with my nodejs server.
The nodejs server hosts a website and i want users of that website to be able to download certain files of the ftp server.
How can this be done?
I use multer and save my pdf files to the upload folder on the heroku server but these files are deleted after some time so i want to save these files permanently to some other space. Can you help me by telling some free cloud service and how can i interact to the service with my node/express code.
I am trying to create a REST API server that can accept image uploads with node.js restify. I looked at the documentation at http://restify.com/ but unable to ascertain if restify supports image upload as a server.
Does restify support image upload at server side? If no, which node.js module can one use to do image upload as server?
restify comes with a bundled BodyParser which is able to handle uploads (multipart/form-data only) and allow to have a custom handler (see multipartFileHandler option) for uploaded files read the docs on BodyParser for details and sample.
Notice, there is a req.files attribute, which is a hash/object. Each value is also a hash, which a path property indicating the name and location of the uploaded file.